prakashghai

SiteMedic Rescue Toolkit helps site owners diagnose and safely repair common website issues from inside the WordPress dashboard.
The plugin includes local diagnostic and repair tools such as site health checks, plugin risk review, debug log review, file permission checks, performance checks, database review, cleanup tools, rewrite rule repair, and safety guidance.
All built-in local plugin tools included in this WordPress.org version are available without a license key, payment, trial, quota, or time restriction.
Optional professional help is available separately from Professional Support. This is not required to use the plugin.
<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin may link to Professional Support only when a site administrator chooses to visit the optional services page.
Service: Professional Support 
Purpose: optional professional website troubleshooting services 
Data sent automatically: none 
Website: https://www.wpofficialsupport.com/ 
Privacy Policy: https://www.wpofficialsupport.com/privacy-policy/ 
Terms: https://www.wpofficialsupport.com/terms-and-conditions/

SiteMedic Rescue Toolkit

Diagnose and safely repair common website issues with site health, debug, security, performance, cleanup, and recovery tools.

Mohammed Kassem

MAKcubes | Cache Nuke is a lightweight administrative utility designed to help site administrators clear WordPress core caching mechanisms during troubleshooting or maintenance.
The plugin focuses on: 
– Clearing WordPress transients. 
– Flushing the WordPress object cache when available. 
– Triggering cache purge hooks for some popular caching plugins, when those plugins are installed and expose public purge actions.
This plugin does not communicate with external services, does not include tracking or analytics, and runs only for authorized administrators.
<h3>License</h3>
This plugin is licensed under the GPLv2 or later.

MAKcubes | Cache Nuke

A lightweight utility plugin to clear WordPress core caches such as transients and object cache.

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